1X Research page in workbook
Cotton's work includes Māori iconography and culture, such as shrunken heads, mokomokai, and native birds such as tūī, and European symbols and items. His paintings have explored questions of colonialism, cultural identity, Māori spirituality, and life and death.[6] Describing his practice, Cotton says, "Biculturalism, how our histories have been interwoven over time, things that have come out of that connection – culture, politics, societal living – have been the driving factors in my work."[7]
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Include the following onto your research page:
-Make a tittle Shane Cotton
-Select 3 images of Shane Cotton’s work you like and arrange
Into your book (your teacher will provide images to choose from).
-answer the following questions in full sentences.
-add anything else interesting that you find out about Shane Cotton..
When and where was Shane Cotton born?
What is Shane Cotton’s cultural background?
What are Shane Cotton’s painting about?
How does he deal with biculturalism? Give an example.
How does he use symbolism? Give and example.
What are two works by Shane Cotton that you really like? Why?
What do the Vase’s symbolize?